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'Risk Of Collapse' Evaluation Ordered For GA Bridge

  • The National Transportation Safety Board recommends the Talmadge Memorial Bridge in Savannah undergo a vulnerability assessment for collapse risk due to vessel collisions.
  • This assessment is part of an investigation following the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Maryland, which resulted in six deaths.
  • Sixty-Eight bridges nationwide, including the Talmadge Memorial Bridge, were identified for assessment to ensure they are above the acceptable risk threshold set by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials.
  • The NTSB stated that the Talmadge Bridge is typical and must evaluate its risk level; although not indicated to collapse, an assessment is strongly advised to verify safety levels.
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Urge to check 68 bridges after the collapse of Francis Scott Key; is there one left in your city?

FRESNO, California – Authorities arrested a suspect of shooting at a house in Fresno. On March 4, the Police Department received the report of the shooting to a house located in the Delno Avenue and Floradora Avenue area. Upon arriving at the house, the room window was smashed and multiple bullet fragments were located inside, the police statement says. Detectives checked surveillance cameras in the shooting area and identified a man carrying a …

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WAGA broke the news in Atlanta, United States on Friday, March 21, 2025.
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